What's hard about what you're building?
Quantum MachinesIn the video "What's hard about what you're building?" Oded Wertheim, Director of Architecture at Quantum Machines, shares insights into the unique challenges his team faces while operating at the forefront of technology. Based in Tel Aviv, Israel, Oded and his team draw parallels between their work in RF technology and radar systems, emphasizing their need for more stringent requirements and lower latency than traditional high-performance networks. They tackle the complexities of scaling akin to data centers and cover a comprehensive software stack, from embedded systems to higher-layer platforms. By developing proprietary algorithms and methodologies, Oded and his team are pioneering advancements that push the boundaries of technology.
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People often ask me what it's like to build unto control, so I tell them that in terms of RF, we resemble radar technology, however our requirements are more strict. In terms of latency, we like high performance networking, but require lower latency. In terms of scale, we require the scale of data centers, and in terms of software, we need to cover the full stack, all the way from embedded to integration to higher layer platforms. Because we're on the edge of technology, we often need to develop our own algorithms and methodologies in order to develop the product.
